Gaussian splat to STL
Obloid turns 3DGS, SOG, SPLAT, SPZ, and Gaussian PLY captures into a voxel mesh proxy, then exports Bambu/Orca 3MF, generic 3MF, STL, or GLB.
Obloid Obloid turns 3DGS, SOG, SPLAT, SPZ, and Gaussian PLY captures into a voxel mesh proxy, then exports Bambu/Orca 3MF, generic 3MF, STL, or GLB.
Streamed SOG captures usually include metadata plus WebP chunks. Upload the folder, a ZIP of the folder, or a single full splat file when your capture tool provides one.
Splat meshes are reconstructed surfaces, not original CAD. Use Low or Standard for fast checks, then High or Very High when the shape is ready for slicer repair.
Upload 3DGS, SOG, SPLAT, SPZ, or a Gaussian PLY. Obloid voxelizes the splats in the browser with WebGPU into a mesh proxy you can export as STL, generic 3MF, Bambu/Orca 3MF, or GLB.
Streamed SOG captures usually include metadata plus WebP chunks. Upload the folder, a ZIP of the folder, or a single full splat file when your capture tool provides one.
No. The result is a reconstructed voxel surface for cleanup and printing, not the original capture or CAD. Use Low or Standard to check shape, then High or Very High before slicer repair.
Voxel meshing uses the GPU. Regular mesh and point-cloud PLY previews can still load without WebGPU, and those files should use the PLY or point-cloud converters.
Free accounts get 1 download per converter. Plus and Pro unlock unlimited exports. Preview and conversion still run in the browser; signing in only spends the export allowance.